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Rajib Halder
Never say die • 1d
Developed nations like the USA have long been strategizing to reduce their reliance on developing countries for services such as IT. To phase out outsourcing, they have invested years of research into building tools like ChatGPT. The message is clear—we must adapt and evolve. There is no alternative. Upskill, upskill, and upskill.
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